Republicans Nominate City Ticket for Pocatello Office
The Republican convention in Pocatello nominated a full city slate led by Mayor candidate Dr. O. B. Steely and Clerk Temple O. Smith with Mrs. Jane Darrah as Treasurer and James Stephenson as Engineer. Ward candidates include J. F. Murray, William Kelly, Robert M. Pyper, and Noah B. Pond. party officers and committees were elected and the convention adopted a permanent organization.
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O. B. Steely
Temple O. Smith
Jane Darrah
James Stephenson
J. F. Murray
William Kelly
Robert M. Pyper
Noah
Pocatello
Republican Party
W. H. McHan
Woolley
G. W. Soule
Theo. Swanson
J. Rosenberg
Sam Cox
First Ward
E. M. Purkey
Richardson
H. H. Totten
Geo. W. Soule
Geo. W. Rich
M. Condon
W. C. Miltenberger
W. A. Staley
A. Haas
Third Ward
A. T. Marshall
Fred Caldwell
Sam Oleson
J. J. Hull
James Davidson
Ira W. Davis
Dan Sheldon
Merris, Purkey
Miltenberger
Marshall and Hall
Mosars
Rich
Temple
Smith
Darrah
Oscar Sonnenkalb
Theo
Turner
Sonnenkalb
Stephenson
W. J. Harvey
Harvey
EB. M. Pukey
J.¥. Murray
Wm. Kelly
Pocatello Republicans Adopt Platform Nominate Steely Mayor
The Pocatello Republican convention adopted a platform praising two years of growth and debt reduction, pledging fiscal discipline and continued improvements. Dr. O B Steely was unanimously nominated for mayor amid enthusiastic support, with council and city official nominations proceeding by ward ballot.
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Committee On Resolutions
Pocatello
Republican Party of
Republican Party
Party of Law and Order
Woolley
O. B. Steely
Dr. Steely
A. T. Marshall
Temple O. Smith
Larry Hewett
Geo. W. Soule
Smith
Soule
Wood Arrives to Plan Cuban Transfer of Power
General Wood arrives in Washington as military governor of Cuba to work with President Roosevelt and Secretary Root on transferring active control of Cuba to the Cuban republic. He meets with Root and the President, with evacuating the island to be arranged quickly. Palma to be inaugurated May 1. American control ends that date.
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Island
Wood
Washington
General Wood
Cuba
Roosevelt
Cuban Republic
War Department
Root
White House
Palma
Dillon Was Right on Chamberlain Liar Claim Sparks Debate
London reports the exit of John Dillon from the House of Commons after branding Joseph Chamberlain a damned liar. Irish nationalist papers back Dillon’s charge while the Dublin Evening Telegraph hints the condemnation may be imminent and already visible.
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London
John Dillon
House of Commons
Joseph Chamberlain
Dillon
Chamberlain
Dublin Evening
Murrell, City Council Member, Bribery Case Seized in Escape
St. Louis sheriff Dirkman announced the capture of J. Murrell, a city council member indicted for bribery who jumped bail last week. He would not reveal Murrells location but said he would return him to St. Louis soon and dispatches were sent to Jefferson City for requisition papers.
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St. Louis
Dirkman
J. Murrell
Murrell
Jefferson City
Steamship Seattle Runs Aground In Vancouver Harbor
A Vancouver dispatch reports the steamer Seattle ashore in Vancouver harbor with engines unable to move. She is not in danger and is expected to free herself this afternoon at high tide.
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San Francisco
Vancouver
Merchants’ Exchange
Seattle
Vancouver Harbor
Richmond jury discharges six acquittals in Cropsey murder case
A Norfolk Landmark dispatch from Elizabeth City reports the jury in the James Wilcox murder trial of Nellie Cropsey was discharged this morning with eight voting for hanging and four for acquittal.
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Richmond
Norfolk
Elizabeth City
James Wilcox
Nellie Cropsey
Cevil Rhodes Weakens in Cape Town Today
Cevil Rhodes is reported weaker today in Cape Town on March 22, with local observers noting reduced strength.
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Cape Town
Cevil Rhodes
Congressional actions on contests and a memorial in Charlotte
The House adopted a joint resolution to erect a monument in Charlotte North Carolina to Lieutenant William E Shipp of the Tenth Cavalry killed at San Juan Hill A contested election case Spears versus Burnett Alabama seventh district favored the sitting Democrat Burnett The committee favored Rhea over Moss Kentucky third district with eight hour debate limit and a vote planned for Tuesday next
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Washington
Charlotte
N. C
Wm. E. Shipp
Tenth Cavalry
San Juan Hill
Powers
Maine
N. B. Spears
John L. Burnett
Alabama
Burnett
Mann
Illinois
Committee On Elections, No. 1
McKenzie Moss
John L. Rhea
Kentucky
Rhea
Defense argues Samar executions were necessary at trial
Manila March 22 The Marine Corps court martial of Major Littleton W Waller heard the defense close, Captain Arthur T Marix promising to prove five points including the firing party's work, Waller's Samar service, the natives treachery, base conditions, and that the executions were necessary lawful and justifiable.
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Manila
Littleton W. T. Waller
Marine Corps
Samar
Arthur T. Marix
Waller
Cambridge Wins Fifty-Ninth Boat Race Over Oxford
The Cambridge crew won the annual Oxford Cambridge boat race from Putney to Mortlake by eight lengths with a time of 19 09. The Oxford team included the Milburn brothers the first Americans to race in this event. Both Buffalo natives received praise for their performance and expressed readiness to row again next year amid large American crowds.
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Putney
England
Oxford
Cambridge
Mortlake
Milburn
Milburns
Associated Press
Buffalonians
Washington to sue Northern Securities in state action
Attorney General W B Stratton of Seattle has consulted with Minnesota Attorney General Douglass about a proposed suit by Washington against Northern Securities. The Minnesota bar ruling will not bar Washington Montana or North Dakota from action. The Supreme Court declined Minnesota jurisdiction because a defendant is a Minnesota citizen. Neither party in the merger is a citizen of western states. Montana and Washington may sue, with Montana likely acting first.
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St. Paul, Minn
W. B. Stratton
Seattle
Washington
Douglass
Northern Securities Company
Minnesota
Federal Supreme Court
Montana
North Dakota
Supreme Court
Rebels Capture Kam Chow in Guangdong Province
Chinese rebels seize Kam Chow, take the arsenal and granaries. Garrison mandarins flee, appeal to Canton for help. Canton urges General Ma to push to quell the uprising after viceroy declines further garrison depletion.
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Hong Kong
Kam Chow
Kwang Tung
Canton
Barry Destroyer Launched By Beattie & Levy
The Barry the third torpedo boat destroyer in the U S government program built by Beatie and Levy launched at noon in Philadelphia Miss Charlotte Barnes a descendant of Commodore Barry christened the boat and it steamed briefly on the Delaware River
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Philadelphia
Barry
United States
Beatie & Levy
Charlotte Barnes
Commodore Barry
Delaware River
Public lands in Porto Rico belong to United States
Attorney General Knox announced that lands previously owned by Spain in Porto Rico now vest in the United States by the Paris Treaty. The decision clarifies sovereignty and property status following the treaty terms.
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Washington
Knox
Porto Rico
Spain
Manley Declines Postmaster General Offer
Augusta Maine March 22 Jos H Manley announced he declined the position of first assistant postmaster general offered by Postmaster General Payne for business and personal reasons.
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Augusta
Maine
Jos
Allotment Revised for Fort Hall Indians Gains Slight Land Increase
Agent Caldwell completed reallotments of lands in the ceded portion of the Fort Hall reservation Ross Fork Idaho March 22 The new allotment shows few changes from the previous one but grants Indians slightly more land than before The opening lands total 418000 acres with about 100000 acres agricultural and the rest grazing with rich mineral prospects in the mountains
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Ross Fork
Ida
Caldwell
Fort Hall Indian Reservation
Fort Hall Reservation
SARGENT DENIES IMMIGRATION OFFER SHOWN AS PAL
Frank P. Sargent, interviewed in St Louis by a Peoria Journal correspondent, denies prior interviews as fabrications and says he has not been offered the immigration commissioner post but would accept if offered. A friend of President Roosevelt reportedly approached him on the subject.
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Peoria, Ill
Frank P. Sargent
St. Louis
Peoria Journal
Roosevelt
Sargent
Daily Train Planned on Mackay Line Within Sixty Days
Officials say a daily train will operate on the Mackay line within sixty days, accompanied by a daily mail. Thunder Mountain traffic is cited as justification, with through trains running from Pocatello instead of Blackfoot.
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Challis
Mackay
Thunder Mountain
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Cure A Cold In One Day With Laxative Bromo Quinine
Advertisement notes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claim to cure a cold in one day. Promises refund if not effective and states KE. W. Grove's signature appears on each box.
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KE. W. Grove
Daily Tribune Expansion Offers Free Reissue to All
The Daily Tribune announces wide distribution to former subscribers and urges every family in Pocatello to subscribe. It explains three editions Daily, Weekly, and Three-Times-A-Week and invites readers to switch to the Daily, offering a trial month and detailing prices: 75 cents per month for the Daily and 1.50 per year for the Weekly.
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Daily Tribune
Tribune
Pocatello
Tue Trine
Daiy Tribune
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Mrs. Darrah
Committee On Permanent Organization
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Harbor
Senate
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Major Waller
Washington State
Uncle Sam
Manley
Ft. Hall
Caldwele
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